The best moments from Uribe's managerial debut
Juan Uribe manages the Dodgers in final game
While you were wrapped up in no-hitters, postseason clinches and all the other madness that happened in Game 162 on Sunday, you may have missed a man making his managerial debut. This man, to be exact:
Although Juan Uribe didn't implement a couture casual dress code, he did have some fine moments on the field. Here are a few below:
Juan Don (donning a Mattingly jersey) delivered the lineup card to umpires before the game:
Juan quickly changed into a Tommy Lasorda jersey and sought out bench coach Hanley Wallach for help delivering signs:
Later, the acting manager made an important pitching change in the 9-1 contest:
He also knew the importance of being the first to greet players after they made a big play:
#Dodgers wrap up September with sweep, five-game win streak. Recap: http://t.co/2A03FcU5Kj #LiveBreatheOctober pic.twitter.com/drLqkWxZkT
— Los Angeles Dodgers (@Dodgers) September 28, 2014
The Dodgers beat the Rockies 10-5 and Juan is 1-0 as a big league manager:
After the game, he discussed his debut -- saying he would prefer playing over managing and, thus, remain undefeated as a skipper.